Re: Kenyan Leaders-the bussiest on earth!!

— On Sun, 11/23/08, otieno sungu wrote:

From: otieno sungu
Subject: Kenyan Leaders-the bussiest on earth!!
Date: Sunday, November 23, 2008, 2:08 AM

Dear Kenyans,

Ours must be the bussiest leaders on earth. I now believe so. I could not do better!!!!!

This is a typical day in their lives.

In the early morning when most of you are still asleep,THE LEADER is on his way to one part of the city to open a workshop on why spouses are fighting so much lately at home.

Then he has to dash through the crazy traffic to the other end of town, to some exclusive suburb hotel to close a seminar on why some Kenyan would rape another.

Before it is mid-morning, THE LEADER is flying to some reclusive windy town, in the heart of the forest to receive the report of a task force of retired politicians that was “tasked” with finding out why Kenyans only eat one meal a day and not three as it happens elsewhere in the world.

THE LEADER then needs to have a little rest in this reclusive town and receive a delegation or two from the local leaders, (amid sips of cold juice or wine-this is all he can afford to eat with time running out!!) wishing for a rise in allowances before setting off in the early afternoon to announce the appointment of some respected retired judges to head a commission to inquire into the aggressive tendencies of the populace.

From there, it is approaching late afternoon and THE LEADER has not yet given that press conference he promised the media, there is a dispatch from his office delaying it for a while as the media folks while away time in the heat of the day, all equipment on the ready for THE LEADER to assure them all is well in THE PARTY!

Then it is approaching late afternoon and the climax of the day, receiving a report from some emminent persons on the recommendations of the commission that looked into the matters of nationhood and unity of the country.

Before he goes to sleep, this report has to be studied so that it can be tabled before the Cabinet for approval followed by parliament’s approval.

And all this time some IDPs, HIV/AIDS patients, unemployed youth, incarceranted remandees, poverty stricken slum dwellers, the teachers Union, civil servants, wonder what THE LEADER has been doing!

How ungrateful can we be!!!!!!

Otieno Sungu,
Juba.

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Otieno Sungu,

The answer is simple, those politicians whose routine you just mentioned lack simple
art of administrative delegative methodology as well as they lacks technological improved resources skills or awareness. Consequently they are old fashioned or ignorant whose style of work is undated and backwards cannot catch up with the millenium strategic move of meeting DEMANDS vs. SUPPLY and will never be able to deliver to their electorate or serve the Nation effectively as is expected. Their time is out unless they adjust or improve themselves by hiring qualified multi-tax Assistance as well as qualified technical advisors and they too must be able to have Kitchen Table Advisory Team they can reach at all times, seven days a week.

They should have known that the untaxed big pay allowance package comes with it responsibility which they have no idea or knowledge how to utilize for effective results to their electorates advantage and expectations, and consequently the Nation as a whole.

There is therefore, no excuses for being ineffective and unable to deliver on time.

I am sorry you are not specific and I cannot buy your excuse. We want to see results.

Being busy with no information or result amounts to inefficiency topped with unskillful trend, a need necessity to meet strategized goals, and a sneeky way to cover-up a style of many Kenyan Politicians. They wont get away with it this time.

Judy Miriga
USA

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Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 07:00:51 -0800 [09:00:51 AM CST]
From: Judy Miriga
Subject: Re: Kenyan Leaders-the bussiest on earth!!

One thought on “Re: Kenyan Leaders-the bussiest on earth!!

  1. George Ochieng

    Having constitutional offices and the CDF ought to somehow mitigate this apparent lack of focus.

    MP’s must learn to say no to some of these “seminars” and focus on issues that affect their constituents first.

    I wonder if they have administrative assistants who can help them stick to a schedule and prioritize their agenda’s.

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